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	Ellis Kinder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		He is one of few pitchers in baseball history who won or saved a combined total of at least 200 games, and who were primarily starters for at least a third of their career.
		Kinder was the best starting pitcher in the American League in 1949, going 23-6 and leading the league in shutouts (6) and a.793 of winning percentage, with a 130 adjusted ERA.
		Ellis Kinder died in Jackson, Tennessee, at the age of 54.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ellis_Kinder (262 words)

	Ellis Kinder -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ellis Raymond Kinder (July 26, 1914 - October 16, 1968), also nicknamed "Old Folks", was a (additional info and facts about Major League Baseball) Major League Baseball right-handed ((baseball) the person who does the pitching) pitcher who played for the (additional info and facts about St. Louis Browns) St.
		He is one of few pitchers in baseball history who (The basic unit of money in North Korea) won or (additional info and facts about saved) saved a combined total of at least 200 games, and who were primarily (An electric motor for starting an engine) starters for at least a third of their career.
		Ellis Kinder died in (additional info and facts about Jackson, Tennessee) Jackson, Tennessee, at the age of 54.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/E/El/Ellis_Kinder.htm (385 words)

	Books: Modish Operandi (The Boston Phoenix . 03-01-99)
		Perhaps because of his proximity to the lifestyle, Ellis hits the nail squarely on the head in describing Manhattan's glitzy, vapid culture of celebrity, its obsession with cubed abs and carved cheekbones, its constant stream of drugs, booze, and Diet Snapple.
		Ellis doesn't just drop names, he bombards us with them, hurls them across the page in great glittering heaps.
		First, there's the blurring of reality and illusion (largely due to the introduction of a movie crew that begins filming the proceedings, and that may or may not be a figment of Victor's imagination).
	weeklywire.com /ww/03-01-99/boston_books_1.html (1526 words)

	Ellis Kinder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ellis Raymond Kinder was born July 26, 1914 in Atkins, Arkansas.
		Nicknames "Old Folks", Kinder didn't pitch in the major leagues until he was 32 years old..
		During his 12-year major league career, Kinder played for the St. Louis Browns, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox of the American League and St. Louis Cardinals of the National League.
	www.jmcl.tn.org /ellis_kinder.htm (220 words)

	Baseball Toaster : Mike's Baseball Rants : "Welcome to the Hall's of (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		It wasn't the best year by a reliever in the decade (Kinder's 1953 season comes to mind), but he won the award, the lowly Phils won the pennant, and it was a sort of clarion call for all teams to get pure relievers.
		Ellis Kinder and Clem Labine were probably the best relievers of the decade.
		Kinder didn't make it to the majors until he was in his thirties and didn't become a real reliever until 35, but he collected 87 saves in the next 6 years for the Red Sox.
	mikesrants.baseballtoaster.com /archives/6794.html (1222 words)

	1940
		Ellis Kinder rejoined the Jackson Generals and Sterling Arnold signed with Union City.
		Ellis Kinder, the Jackson pitcher did not have his option picked up by the Yankees so he was again on the mound for the Generals.
		Jackson was without the services of their star Ellis Kinder, as his option was again sold to the Yankees, this time for $5000, and he was sent to Binghampton, New York, to end the season.
	www.unioncitygreyhounds.homestead.com /files/1940.htm (1638 words)

	Kinder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Mary Catherine Kinder is also buried in the Tucker cemetery, near her father, she was born July 9, 1856 and died Jan 11, 1902.
		A third brother Joel S. Kinder was born in 1857, and a sister Mary Ann Kinder born in 1865.
		Wm S. Kinder is buried in the Tucker cemetery, southeast of Duncan, Ok. Lucie Brown Kinder, born in 1870, died in 1948, she is buried in the Comanche, Ok cemetery.
	myweb.cableone.net /gwillmon/kinder/kinder.htm (438 words)

	Ellis Kinder \| BaseballLibrary.com
		Old Folks Kinder didn't pitch in the majors until he was over thirty, but he went on to an occasionally spectacular 12-year career.
		Kinder's HR comes after an intentional pass to Birdie Tebbetts.
		Kinder (vs. Chicago) and Parnell are tied for Red Sox record for consecutive wins against an opponent, but Kinder will move ahead on June 1.
	www.baseballlibrary.com /baseballlibrary/ballplayers/K/Kinder_Ellis.stm (1358 words)

	Ellis Kinder Baseball Stats by Baseball Almanac
		Ellis Kinder was born on Sunday, July 26 1914, in Atkins, Arkansas.
		Kinder was 31 years old when he broke into the big leagues on April 30, 1946, with the St. Louis Browns.
		His biographical data, year-by-year hitting stats, fielding stats, pitching stats (where applicable), career totals, uniform numbers, salary data and miscellaneous items-of-interest are presented by Baseball Almanac on this comprehensive Ellis Kinder baseball stats page.
	www.baseball-almanac.com /players/player.php?p=kindeel01 (273 words)

	MSGNetwork.com
		Instead of Raschi pitching against Kinder, the Yankees have the Big Unit and the Red Sox have Boomer.
		It was still 4-all in the eighth when Lindell, a distinctly peripheral character on a team of All-Stars, hit a two-out home run against reliever Joe Dobson to give the Yankees the lead and ultimately the win.
		Kinder had a 7-2 lifetime record against New York and beaten the Yankees four times that season.
	www.msgnetwork.com /content_news.jsp?articleID=v741609-28-05-1340EDT&newsgroup=ap.sportsml.baseball.mlb.news&sports=baseball&team=Yankees&league=mlb (1286 words)

	Sammy White (baseball) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Samuel Charles White (July 7, 1928 - August 5, 1991) was a Major League Baseball catcher and right-handed batter who played with the Boston Red Sox (1951-59), Milwaukee Braves (1961) and Philadelphia Phillies (1962).
		He was a solid defensive catcher, with a good arm and the ability to get the most out of a Boston pitching staff teams that include Mel Parnell, Ellis Kinder, Bill Monbouquette, Mike Fornieles and Frank Sullivan.
		An All-Star in 1953, White enjoyed his best season with the bat in 1954, hitting.282 with 14 home runs and 75 runs batted in.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sammy_White_(baseball) (285 words)

	1949 AL CY YOUNG AWARD
		Ellis Kinder was one of the early relief aces in baseball history.
		Kinder's ERA wasn't impressive, but also wasn't bad for someone pitching in Fenway Park.
		Next year, Kinder pitched well again, but the Red Sox decided they needed a good reliever; Kinder was was moved to the bullpen, where he was outstanding for several years.
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	ESPN.com: MLB - Glavine's best year may be behind him (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Tom Glavine has saved 84 runs against average over the last three seasons, his Age 34 to Age 36 seasons (he was 36 on July 1 of the 2002 season).
		That's an excellent figure, tied with Ellis Kinder for 13th best in major-league history.
		Ellis Kinder (84 RSAA) got bumped because he became a reliever, Phil Niekro (81) and Hoyt Wilhelm (65) because they threw mostly knuckleballs, Walter Johnson (71) because Tom Glavine's no Walter Johnson, and Eddie Cicotte (65) because his Age 36 season was also his last season.
	www.espn.go.com /mlb/columns/neyer_rob/1467757.html (1074 words)

	Talksox- Red Sox fan discussion forum - View Single Post - Damon's offseason regimen: drink beer
		Lately, I've been reading "The Summer of '49," David Halberstam's excellent account of the 1949 pennant race between the Red Sox and the Yankees, and I think I might have a hangover just from reading about all the drinking that was taking place back then.
		For example, there was Red Sox ace Ellis Kinder who used to stay up all night drinking before the days he pitched as a way of "getting loose." Halberstam writes, "Normally, [Kinder] might have a few beers at night.
		Need, of course, is a relative term, but Kinder insisted that when he skipped this ritual he would get so nervous thinking about the game that he wouldn't be able to fall asleep.
	www.talksox.com /forum/showpost.php?p=152&postcount=1 (659 words)

	Why I Like Baseball, by Cecilia Tan
		He had no major league experience, but if you paid a guy over $6000, you had to keep him for the whole year.
		Kinder won 26 games that year, he had a great, great year.
		JC: They took Kinder out of the game and brought in a relief pitcher.
	www.ceciliatan.com /Entry194.html (2685 words)

	Boston.com / Sports / Baseball / Red Sox / A reprise of 1978? Try '49
		For the Red Sox, the starter would be righthander Ellis Kinder, a grizzled 32-year-old Army veteran of World War II from the hills around Jackson, Tenn., with an imposing record against the Yankees -- 7-2 lifetime, 4-0 that season when he had a 23-5 record with six shutouts.
		Saturday night, Kinder did what he often did in New York -- he went drinking with a friend, Arthur Richman, then a Daily Mirror sportswriter, now the senior adviser in the Yankee front office who recommended Joe Torre as manager.
		On the Red Sox train ride back to Boston that evening, Kinder, still furious over being removed for a pinch hitter in a 1-0 game, derided McCarthy in a noisy confrontation, but Tom Yawkey, the Red Sox owner, had put the situation in perspective.
	www.boston.com /sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2003/10/17/a_reprise_of_1978_try_49?mode=PF (760 words)

	Shrine of the Eternals Candidates, 2004
		This year marks the sixth annual election of the Shrine of the Eternals, which has become a major national component of the Baseball Reliquary, a Southern California-based organization dedicated to fostering an appreciation of American art and culture through the context of baseball history.
		The Shrine of the Eternals is similar in concept to the Baseball Hall of Fame, but differs philosophically in that statistical accomplishment is not a criterion for election.
		Ellis Kinder, superb pitcher for the postwar Boston Red Sox, whose excessive good-time escapades became the stuff of legend;
	www.baseballreliquary.org /candidates2004.htm (822 words)

	What is the highest number of batters who came to the plate for one team in a single inning? : Baseball records ...
		Stephens doubled, scoring Kinder (8) and White (9).
		Kinder singled, driving in Ted Lepcio (13), who had run for Goodman, and Zarilla (14).
		A credible rival is an NL game on the 6th September 1883, when Chicago scored 18 runs - this implies at least 21 batters came to the plate, and if the innings ended with the bases loaded, it'd be 24 batters.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/5567 (291 words)

	Summer of '49 (Perennial Classics): Current Amazon U.S.A. One-Edition Data
		Each team was led by a star of the highest magnitude: Joe DiMaggio spurred the Yankees despite missing half the season with a foot injury; Ted Williams virtually carried the Sox on his back, missing an unprecedented third Triple Crown by mere decimal points on his batting average.
		Much is written about DiMaggio and Williams, of course, but Halberstam also deals with some pretty strange characters, like Ellis Kinder, a Sox pitcher who won 23 and lost only 6 games that year, who could only relax the day before working by getting drunk.
		The players were convinced that, had Kinder not been lifted, the Sox would have found a way to win.
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	Shelby Peace was involved to some extent in the Kitty League most of his life
		Peace choose five pitchers for his team-Jim Turner (Paris 1923), Johnny Schmidt (Hopkinsville 1938), Ellis Kinder (Mayfield 1936, Jackson 1938-42), Dave Koslo (Hopkinsville 1939, Paducah 1940), and Bob Schultz (Fulton 1946).
		Ellis Kinder was born in 1914 in Arkansas.
		One night when the men's club of Providence College (his alma mater) met at the Andover Inn, Birdie Tebbetts, during a question-and-answer session, was asked about the current whereabouts of Ellis Kinder years after his retirement from the game.
	www.unioncitygreyhounds.homestead.com /files/Shelby_Peace_allstarteam.htm (4243 words)

	Special to Behind the Bombers From Harvey Frommer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Ellis Kinder, a Boston hurler, ran after Piersall.
		The one-sided battle ended as Dickey and Kinder moved between the two combatants.
		A relaxed Casey Stengel in the Yankee dugout, was informed as to what had taken place.
	www.allsports.com /mlb/yankees/frommer70.htm (833 words)

	October 1947 - Baseball Fever
		Ellis Kinder and Paul Lehner are also being mentioned.
		It's hard to argue with 1948 although in the long run they might have been better if they could have gotten VStephens and Kinder (and Kramer for 1948) since Boudreau was pretty much finished after 1948.
		The Indians thought the Red Sox wanted them to put all their lefties in the lineup and then after pitching to one or two batters, the Red Sox would pull Galehouse and bring in the lefty Parnell.
	www.baseball-fever.com /showthread.php?t=26946 (2271 words)

	Those Were The Days League - All Star Games
		Brissie is yanked in favor of Ellis Kinder.
		Top 9th (NL): Mike Garcia enters the game for Kinder who was removed for a pinch hitter.
		Kinder came into relieve in the top of the 7th with one out and the bases loaded.
	www.geocities.com /hamilob/allstar.html (2523 words)

	TSN '49 for July-August 1954 - OOTP Developments Forums
		Manager Ellis Kinder, who pitched for the Red Sox when they last made a World Series appearance in 1948, is concentrating on keeping his proteges focused and, more importantly, healthy.
		"I was fortunate to play for Joe while he managed here," says Kinder, referring to Joe McCarthy who managed the Red Sox into that 1948 Series and left the bench after the 1952 season.
		Kinder points to their success, and his entire pitching corps, as the primary reason why the Red Sox have managed to dominate their opponents in 1954.
	www.ootpdevelopments.com /board/showthread.php?t=35701 (960 words)

	Mel Parnell \| BaseballLibrary.com
		Louis Browns P Ellis Kinder with a 3-pound smelt, missing him by a gill.
		He scatters 10 hits and gets no decision as reliever Ellis Kinder is the 4—3 winner.
		Tom Ferrick beats Ellis Kinder in Game One behind Eddie Yost's 3-run homer, while in game two
	www.baseballlibrary.com /baseballlibrary/ballplayers/P/Parnell_Mel.stm (1460 words)

	Wells is due up, so Meredith will be sent down - The Boston Globe - Boston.com - Red Sox - Sports
		Under the heading ''Today in Red Sox History," Sox PR guru Peter Chase unleashed this beauty: ''On May 17, 1947, a seagull flew over Fenway Park and pelted St. Louis Browns pitcher Ellis Kinder with a three-pound smelt.
		The unflappable Kinder held on to top the Red Sox, 4-2.".
		By making his sixth start of the season today, Wells can continue pitching his way toward some steep bonuses that don't so much weigh performance as they do health.
	www.boston.com /sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2005/05/18/either_meredith_or_gonzalez_will_get_the_hook?pg=2 (496 words)

	Sox in 7! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the second game with the teams tied for the league lead, the Yanks took a 1-0 edge and Sox manager Joe McCarthy pulled 23-game winner and starter Ellis Kinder and the Yanks exploded for four more runs.
		Despite a three-run rally in the ninth by the Sox, the Yankees swept.
		That was the Bucky Dent three-run homer which started out as a routine fly to left, at least that's what leftfielder Carl Yastrzemski thought, but a gust of wind blew it into the screen.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/19991013/SP_001.htm (631 words)

	When it's come to blows - Boston.com
		Sox outfielder Jimmy Piersall and Yankees second baseman Billy Martin exchange insults before the game, then get into a fight in the tunnel beneath the stands that is broken up by Boston pitcher Ellis Kinder and New York coach Bill Dickey.
		Once under the stands, Piersall asks Kinder to hold his hat, then absorbs two quick punches from Martin before the fight turns into a clinch.
		Piersall returns to change his bloody shirt in the clubhouse, then rides Martin with insults from the bench for the entire game (left).
	www.boston.com /sports/baseball/redsox/gallery/through_the_years?pg=2 (121 words)

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